Error S function builder class redefenition

Hello all, I'm trying to create the S-function for the MAX6675. I've got it working on the Arduino IDE.

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I put the following in the different s-function tabs

tab Initalization

Number of discrete States -> 1 Sample mode -> Discrete Sample time -> 0.1

tab Data Properties

no INPUT Port only Output Port -> temp_celsius (double)

tab Libraries

#include <math.h>
  #ifndef MATLAB_MEX_FILE
  #define ARDUINO 100
  #include <Arduino.h>
  #include "max6675.h"
  #include "max6675.cpp"
  //Init the library
  /*
  thermoDO = 8;
  thermoCS = 9;
  thermoCLK = 10;
  */

    MAX6675 thermocouple(10, 9, 8);
    #endif

tab Continous Derivatives

no changes to example

tab Discrete Update

no changes to example

Building the s-function makes no trouble. After building for running on target (Arduino Leonardo) I'am receiving these failures: n file included from ../max6675.cpp:7:0, from ../s_func_MAX6675_wrapper.cpp:20: ../max6675.h:10:7: error: redefinition of 'class MAX6675' class MAX6675 { ^ In file included from ../s_func_MAX6675_wrapper.cpp:19:0: ../max6675.h:10:7: error: previous definition of 'class MAX6675' class MAX6675 { ^ gmake: * [s_func_MAX6675_wrapper.o] Error 1

What am I doing wrong???

In the zip file I included all the relevant files and models. In the txt file is the complete error message.

Thanks for the help...

with best regards

Florian

Answer 1

[Indel Frost]

Hello did you get it to work. I am trying to do the same thing now for a project. I you did get it to work could you send me some help please. [e-mail]

Answer 2

[Tobias Wzl]

Hey I'm getting the Code compiled to the board but it doesnt show me any kind of temperature ...

Is there something I'm doing wrong, have you or somebody else solved your/this problem? If yes please contact me

Answer 3

[Helen Vlachou]

Hello all, I just solved this problem. You have to go to .h file of your library and write in the beginning of the code: #ifndef MY_LIBRARY_H #define MY_LIBRARY_H and at the end of your code: #endif

[Kurt Stewart]

that creates the bounds of the executable file